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1 July, 10:58

A horseback rider travels 2 miles in 12 minutes. At this speed, how long does it take to travel 5 miles?

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  1. 1 July, 11:20
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    Divide the time he traveled by the distance to find how fast he travels 1 mile, then multiply that by 5 miles:

    12 minutes / 2 miles = 6 minutes per mile.

    6 minutes per mile x 5 miles = 30 total minutes.
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